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Bishop's Stortford Squash & Racketball Club

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Our Club

Affiliated
club

6

Courts

105

Members

Coaching available

Features

Court Viewing Area Cafe or bar Mens team squash Ladies team squash Junior academy Box Leagues Open Competitions Closed Competitions Out of hours access

Sessions

Junior - One to One Coaching Junior - Group Coaching Junior - Team Coaching Junior - Introductory Sessions Adult - One to One Coaching Adult - Group Coaching Adult - Team Coaching Adult - Social Sessions Adult - Introductory Sessions Women Only - One to One Coaching Women Only - Group Coaching Women Only - Team Coaching Women Only - Introductory Sessions

About our club

Bishop's Stortford Squash & Racketball Club was formed in 1950. It is a rare ‘racket sport only’ Club owned entirely by its membership and operates on a non-profit basis. Catering for all ages, genders and standards of players it was named England Squash & Racketball Club of the year in both 2007 and 2013. The Club has produced world class players such as Daryl Selby (highest ranking - World No. 9).

Squash and Racketball offers one of the highest calorie burning sporting activities available and can be played all year round regardless of the weather. With regular social activities happening at the Silver Leys venue (quiz nights, themed bar nights, tournaments etc) the Club offers an enjoyable way to improve fitness, develop new sporting skills and create lasting friendships.

The Club itself boasts excellent facilities of six well maintained courts (including four glass backed courts) shower and changing rooms, bar and lounge with large TV and shop. There is a vibrant membership of around 300 men, women and juniors, having access 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Players routinely compete in county leagues (Herts and Essex) and there are internal leagues and tournaments held throughout the year. Qualified coaches, an active junior section and links with local schools allow people of all standards and ages to play and progress. Exhibition matches featuring male and female world class players are often held at the Club.

With various membership options available, the Club welcomes new players (beginners or advanced alike). If you would like to watch a match for free or give squash/racketball a try yourself, please contact the Club Manager.